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Why do I always get so anxious in the US?

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Participants Linda Booth28Jamie Anderson82Walter Brooks3ADaniel LopezJohn Jackson13Harold Gomez65slydrifter39wiredsurfer24Adam Fowler17Michelle Alvarez8
Linda Booth28 Linda Booth28 MemberOP
10 messages
joined Sep 2003
#1 ·
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I’m not lonely—honestly, I’m in a very happy relationship—but every single time I wander into this specific subforum, I feel this overwhelming sense of dread. It’s just so incredibly depressing... all these heartbreaking threads about people being abandoned, cheated on, or left completely isolated
. I really need to stop visiting this corner of the internet....

damn ☕ ☕ ☕
Jamie Anderson82 Jamie Anderson82 Member
16 messages
joined Sep 2003
#2 ·
Linda Booth28, you aren't even single...

My dreams are officially dead... clouds rolled in and blocked everything out... there's zero light at the end of this tunnel... just pure misery...
Linda Booth28 Linda Booth28 MemberOP
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joined Sep 2003
#3 ·
The curse just keeps on going...😢
Jamie Anderson82 Jamie Anderson82 Member
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joined Sep 2003
#4 ·
Linda Booth28 said:The nightmare just keeps going...😢

Man, some people are so dramatic...

Whenever I'm back in the States, I basically turn into a stone wall. Just look at how I treat Latica... she's dealing with all this heavy stuff, and I just mess with her. It's how I roll...

Don't take these forums personally. People aren't used to having a massive crowd jumping down your throat all at once...
Walter Brooks3 Walter Brooks3 Member
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joined Dec 2002
#5 ·
The social dynamics and psychology of this forum have been pretty obvious to the old-timers for a long time now... 😁

Honestly, I think I’m just going to sit this one out and refrain from commenting... 😁

I’m simply pointing out the fact that the people flocking to the US generally fall into a few specific categories, usually driven by very different motives:

a) they’re looking for comfort, help, or some kind of advice
b) they’re hunting for a sucker to mess with
c) they’re scouting for a partner among the crowd
d) they’re seeking solace in the simple fact that someone else has it even worse than they do
e) all sorts of other things...
A Anonymous Veteran
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joined May 2005
#6 ·
Every once in a while, I dip my toes back into the US and LJES just to remind myself why I stay away 😱 😢 🙄 😛 🙂
Daniel Lopez Daniel Lopez Active Member
187 messages
joined Sep 2003
#7 ·
I really can't fathom why you're letting this get under your skin more than anything else on the other subforums here.🙂
Linda Booth28 Linda Booth28 MemberOP
10 messages
joined Sep 2003
#8 ·
Antarius said:Honestly, once I touch down in the States, I basically turn into a total machine... just look at how I treat Black... she’s dealing with enough womanly struggles as it is, yet all I do is mess with her...

🙂

You're being downright cruel to Black... you really should be ashamed of yourself 😂 😂 😂
John Jackson13 John Jackson13 Newcomer
8 messages
joined Sep 2003
#9 ·
"...there's no reason to run or hide; life is actually pretty wonderful...
...I just need a friend, someone to make me happy..." Black, I’m coming here to rediscover the lost meaning in all of this. From those heavy, endless answers to every question asked, I’ll extract, conclude, and refine. To be honest, I'm turning you all into a palette that I'll use to paint the full picture...
Harold Gomez65 Harold Gomez65 Member
43 messages
joined Sep 2003
#10 ·
Antarius says:
ut really, what’s the point of all these emotional outbursts?

Whenever I get back home to the States, I find myself playing the role of someone completely indifferent, though if you look at how I interact with latica, you might see otherwise... she deals with such heavy, complicated things, yet my only response seems to be teasing her relentlessly...

I often wonder if women truly face such profound dilemmas over whether to love or not, or if we just make it sound more complicated than it actually is.🙄 ☕ 🙂
slydrifter39 slydrifter39 Active Member
71 messages
joined Sep 2003
#11 ·
I’m loving life here in the States, while you guys are clearly struggling. 🙂

😁
wiredsurfer24 wiredsurfer24 Newcomer
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joined Sep 2003
#12 ·
It’s all just the same ancient sin, really. Women cast men out of paradise—instilling this perpetual sense of guilt, a monthly biological tax in the form of menstruation. It's quite simple, actually: women have become accustomed to pain. They seek it out, they crave it... And if a partner isn't willing to provide that specific kind of friction in a relationship, they won't hesitate to go find it somewhere else.
Adam Fowler17 Adam Fowler17 Newcomer
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joined Sep 2003
#13 ·
It’s not all doom and gloom; here is a little bit of good news from the States 😁

Native Americans
Linda Booth28 Linda Booth28 MemberOP
10 messages
joined Sep 2003
#14 ·
😁 😁 😁

How on earth have I managed to miss this until now?
Michelle Alvarez8 Michelle Alvarez8 Regular
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joined Nov 2015
#15 ·
Michelle Alvarez8 said:...........

You're only getting worked up because you *want* to be worked up.
And then—after all that drama—you'll just end up running right back into his arms anyway... 🙄

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